Struggle for Power in Kremlin Tests Free World Resolve
The article argues that Kremlin power struggles between Bulganin Molotov and Khrushchev threaten Soviet policy. It notes a shift toward military dominance, internal agricultural problems, and a harsher stance against the West. It urges realistic American foreign policy with bold restraint.
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Western Hemisphere
North America
Malenkov
Pistol Point
Wilson
North Carolina Pays Credit as Unemployment Fund Remains Stable
The piece notes North Carolina’s unemployment fund reserves exceed $100 million while rates decline. It contrasts with Pennsylvania where Gov Leader seeks higher employer contributions to avert deficits and curb peril point reductions. Michigan and New York face similar strain, while NC benefits from steady employment and prudent fund management.
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North Carolina
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Keystone State
Leader
Michigan
New York
Public apathy challenges Guilford bond for school construction
A Guilford county plan seeks 36 million for five year school building with 16.5 million financed from new bonds and 5 million from current revenues, aiming to finish by 1965 debt free. Voters head to the polls March 8 to endorse the pay as you go initiative amid urging turnout and community support.
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Friends of Education
Guilford
Legislators Find Taxes Less Popular After Weekend Tour
Returning lawmakers report growing doubt about new tax needs as existing schedules look set to yield more money than two months ago. Critics target UNC TV funding as nonessential, while alumnae oppose cutting library budgets for the setup. The debate highlights waste, hospital consolidation, and calls for regionalizing major surgery to cut costs.
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Unc-Tv
Woman's College of the University
Prison and budget reform touch North Carolina lawmaking
House leaders weigh separating prison management from the highway department amid talk of centralized budgeting. Gov Hodges backs integration in theory to unify revenues, but legal questions linger on dedicated bond funds and one general fund.
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Thomas Turner
Guilford
Commission
Highway Commission
Turner
Prison Advisory Council
State Highway and Public Works Commission
William F. Bailey
N. C. Press Institute
Chapel Hill
Hodges
Red China's Policy Stance Analyzed In Formosa Crisis
Washington notes Congress授 grants Eisenhower broad powers and assesses Communist China's aims. The paper outlines core points including rejection of Korea and Indo-China settlements and aggression toward Formosa. It questions U S options if China shifts to a live-and-let-live stance and possible lifting of trade embargoes with Red China.
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Washington
U. S
China
Congress
Eisenhower
United Nations
Korea
Indo-China
Formosa
Asia
United States
Red China
Japan
Russia
Cold War Security and China Trade Debate
A passage discusses reliance on alliances and food security, warns of intercontinental missiles, and explores how next decade may reshape military and economic battles. It analyzes U S policy on Formosa Korea and Red China, noting CIA and NSC planning and possible misjudgments.
Mere Scholarship Suffered as Pragmatism Replaced Absolutes
The piece argues that American intellectuals lost esteem for pure scholarship as pragmatism rose. It notes figures like Dr. J B Matthews and Lionel Trilling, contrasts clerical routes to power with modern literacy, and cites Edison as evidence that practical achievement trumped formal education in national esteem.
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J. B. Matthews
Africa
Lionel Trilling
America
Trilling
H E
Paris
Moscow
Europe
China
Hanlin
Thomas Edison
Hitler Andenberg
Peace and War Reflections on Migrations and World Troubles
A collection of opinion notes cites the President’s peace imperative and warns against A-bomb use in Red China, contrasts mass migrations with ancient exodus, and recalls figures like Judge Webb and Clyde R Hoey.
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Judge Webb
Eisenhower
Tachens
China
Formosa
Europe
Egypt
Asia
Red
Distinguished Career of Judge Edwin Yates Webb Dies
The Raleigh News and Observer notes Judge Webb, last survivor of the Shelby Dynasty, was a man of high principles and a long, distinguished public career. He helped shape North Carolina politics and law, with two judges and two governors among his era's figures.
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Edwin Yates Webb
Raleigh News and Observer
Shelby
North Carolina
Aleigh Paper
Webb
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Molotov
Nikita S. Khruschev
Krushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Tar Heel Credit
Pensation Fund
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Peter Edson
Secretary of
Dulles
W. Sterling Cole
N.Y
Wiliam Lundy
Britain
National Security Council
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Quemoy
George Sokolsky
Mendes-France
France
National Assembly
Mother Hubbard
Plinio Coelho
Amazonas
Brazil
Plinio
Mr. Wilson
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